The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-07-08
JULY eLlsTERs.
sighed. ''you think you love me-"
For his soul was on the rsok.-
"Oh, no" she yelled, NJ think bug
Ia crawling down my back"

For his soul was on the raok,-
"Oh, no." she yelled. NJ think bug
ls crawling down my back
livered.
Pauline, Pauline, the plows arc in
the corn.
The Indians are TO have q grist mill at
Crow Creek.
White Lake has fixed tho liauo. H.
ccnce at $500.
The county commission ers met In reg.
ular session Tuesday.
The Chamberlain Register will occupy
building of Its own.
Everything comes to the girl who
walts-next year is leap year.
The Chamberlain roller mill is to have
new l25 horse power engine.
A good many wheat fields will be
ready for the binder next week.
The Fargo Argus predicts but a half
crop of wheat for North Dakota.
The Standard Paper Co, of Mlwau-
kce, made an assignment last week
Judge Campbclls Grafton at Armour
was reported by the associated press
A heavy, soaking rain poured down
for four straight hours last Saturday.
Politcness costs nothing and pays a
mighty big interest on the investment
Fox & Wiltse had their pho tograph
gallery open in Kimball on the Fourth.
The White Lake Times thinks that pro-
hibition will not carry In Aurora county
New potatoes are now plenty on the
market and thore is much rejoicing
thercat
Lightning struck the artosinn we'll
derrick at Plsnkinton last week. No
damage.
Blake, the weather prophet, predicts
rather wet July viii. the average tenn
peraturc.
Tie lnnkton Tribune is the name of a
new temperance weekly Just started at
Yankton.
The printers of Chas Mix walloppcd
the ground with the lawyers at base ball
last week
Forcpaugh's big show will make a
tour of the principal cities of Dakota
this .ason.
$1,000 people attended the Chicago
New York ball game in New York City
on the Fourth
The two youngest daughters of Joe.
klingaman had u narrow escape from an
ugly bull. Monday.
The artcsian well at Aberdeen is filled
up 200 feet from the bottom with sand.
The well is to be opened.
y one'ccnt stamp of new design will
appear In fow days. The bust of Ben.
jamin Franklin will adorn It.
The city council have ordered side
walk bulls on First street from the cor
ncr Of Bardin's store west two blocks,
DR.. Milliron can now fill you up with
gas and jerk out yonr aching molars
without a particle of pain-to the Doc
tor.
The Sioux Falls Press invites the Da.
t;ota Press Association to meet at Sioux
Falls and proposes trip from there to
Madison.
The city council. at u meeting Satur-
day evening, appointed Edward Brcnne
city treasurer iu place of B. F. Ochsncr.
resigned.
\. II. Latchcm and Wm. Kinsclla arc
matched to run foot race this-Thurs-
day-efternoon for 80 a side. Distance
100 yards.
G, S, Rlodgctt has a valuable piece of
hotel property that lie will sell at n bar
gain Or trade for farm lands. See nd. in
to-day's paper.
One Of the latest styles of head gear
for the fashionable girls is hat shaped
and trimmed much like those worn by
knights Tomplar.
| John Wilkes, of Plummer township has
left at this office the fines, specimens of
fall and spring rye imaginable. You
ought to see them.
| High license is wiping out the saloons
in Minnesota. The sixteen saloons at
Fergus Falls are all closed and at Manka-
! to thirteen have closed.
The pitcher of crack Michigan base
ball club is the Prcsby minister of
| the town. He never swears at the um-
| pirc, it is needless to say.
| A recent raid Oh houses of i'll shape in
Huron resulted In - terrible shock to the
best 'sussicty" of that town. the visit.
ors captured being mostly the way up
citizens of the city.
In the new constitution just adopted
by the Knights of Labor is clause for
bidding beer and other intoxicants at any
meeting. party, socinblc. ball or picnic
held or given by the order.
Henry Cushings son. Frank, who,
we are pleased TO know will reside here
hereafter. is trained gymnast and ono
of the best known professionals in the
country, being cqualled but by a very
few.